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Ipswich Art Society would like as many of our Members as possible to feature here. If you would like to be included please email ipswich.art.society.publicity@gmail.com for further details.

Pris Forrest

Pris Forrest

Pris Forrest

Pris Forrest was born in Malta but settled in Scotland, eventually attending Edinburgh College of Art, where she developed an interest in Printmaking. Moving with a young family to East Anglia, she worked as technician and tutor at the Art School in Suffolk College. She joined exhibiting groups which enabled her to exhibit abroad, locally and in London.  She became preoccupied with Suffolk’s flat and watery landscape, also pursuing her interest in horses and music, all of which figure prominently in her work. She has a lifelong love of drawing, which she still teaches privately, and has her own printmaking studio in the Suffolk countryside.  

Email: prisforrest@yahoo.co.uk   

Pris Forrest

Pris Forrest

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Kingfisher 1 Etching 15 x 13cms

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Deben Swans Etching 20.5 x 25cms

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Ian Shoeing Bubble Etching 21 x 18cms

Claire Fried

Claire Fried

Claire Fried

Claire is a figurative colourist working in Suffolk. Her new work is based on her residency / cultural exchange in Wenzhou, China in Autumn 2019. Her inspiration is from landscapes, portraits and still life, mainly in oils on linen or board. The artwork is working with colour and pattern, remaining figurative and impressionistic. As a continuous discipline Claire draws from life and is currently working with inks. A studio visit can be arranged and portraits commissioned.

Email: claire.fried@zen.co.uk  Website www.clairefried.co.uk

Claire Fried

Claire Fried

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The Wall, Wenzhou, China Oil on linen 100 x 100cms

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Deben from Ramsholt, Suffolk, UK Oil on canvas. 30 x 40cms

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Banks of the Stour, Suffolk, UK  Oil on board  29 x 21cms

George W Gill

George W Gill

George W Gill

Born in Sheffield, October 1949. Studied 'Painting and Drawing' in Sheffield, Oxford, St Albans, ‘Illustration' at Watford College of Art & Design. Acquired a Degree in Graphic Arts. Changing media kept his work fresh and honest. Favourite medium was Oils. ‘Art and Music define my life’ was entirely true for him. George was interested in a wide range of well-known, obscure, diverse artists from all over the world from Constable, Tom Coates, Diebenkorn. Awards included 'Outstanding Work' ‘Best Painting’ and others, at the Mall Galleries, London and in the Counties. George had Shortlistings and was Accepted by the Royal Academy, London; Shortlisted by the Royal West of England Academy, Bristol. 

Email: paintbox@btinternet.com. Website: www.gillandoshelda.com

George W Gill

George W Gill

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City Crossing Oil on canvas 70.5 x 101cms

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November, Blythburgh Oil on canvas 61 x 72cms

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Summer Days Oil on canvas 79 x 99cms

Caroline Greene

Caroline Greene

Caroline Greene

Caroline had work selected for the Chelsea Art Society 2019 exhibition, and was shortlisted for the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, the Royal Society of Oil Painters and the New English Art Club open exhibitions. She won the NEAC's national Barbara Hepworth Drawing Competition, and most of all loves to paint outdoors. Caroline attends weekly Life Drawing classes and values traditional drawing skills. She paints in oils, gouache and watercolour, and draws in charcoal and ink, mainly landscapes, still life and urban/village scenes. Caroline tries to capture shape, feeling, atmosphere and light in a straightforward way, and her aim is to keep growing and learning as an artist.

Email: ccr1ccr2@gmail.com

Website: www.carolinegreene.co.uk

www.instagram.com/carolinegreene.art

Caroline Greene

Caroline Greene

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City of London from Hampstead Heath 

(painted outdoors)  

Oil on muslin laid on board  25 x 36cms

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Ancient oak at Rendham Charcoal on paper  20 x 20cms

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Daffodil in a jar Oil on board  15 x 15cms

Jennifer Hall

Jennifer Hall

Jennifer Hall

Jennifer Hall is a practising artist with a studio at Butley Mills Studios where she is able to cast her own work in bronze. She is the Secretary of Clock House Arts Association, the charity that runs the studios. She is also a member of the Sudbourne Printmakers where she practises the art of printmaking. She has an MA in the Arts of Africa, Oceania and the Americas from The Sainsbury Research Unit, University of East Anglia; a BA (Hons) Fine Art, University of East Anglia/Suffolk College; and a BA (Hons) in Graphic Design, Norwich School of Art.

Email: jen@jennifer-hall.com

Website: www.jennifer-hall.com

Jennifer Hall

Jennifer Hall

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Head: Oak (Summer) Bronze  47 x c.31cms (at widest point)

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Duncan Etching and Aquatint  20 x 25cms 

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Staverton Thicks Charcoal drawing 30 x 42cms 

Maggi Hayward

Maggi Hayward

Maggi Hayward

Maggi studied at Ipswich School of Art from 1966 - 68, then at Croydon College of Art until 1971, becoming a Member of the Chartered Society of Designers. She has worked as a designer of textiles, graphics and museum exhibitions and after many years designing with the aid of computers she is now enjoying the manual process of printmaking and, in the words of printmaker Peter Green, ‘the workmanship of uncertainty’. She looks for the textures and patterns in Natural History collections, plants and landscapes and is inspired by the simplicity and economy of mid 20th century artists and designers.

Email: maggi.hayward@hotmail.co.uk

Maggi Hayward

Maggi Hayward

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Groyne B113, Felixstowe Relief print 20 x 14cms

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Railway sleepers, Landguard Point, Felixstowe  (detail)  

Relief print 38 x 16cms

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Exploding Carapace Relief print  28 x 20cms

Ali Hollingsworth

Ali Hollingsworth

Ali Hollingsworth

Ali Hollingsworth would describe herself as a self-taught country-loving artist, who loves to create “stories” using paint, found objects, print and ephemera, textiles, and text, often within a box. She loves to paint, sew, print, and model so this medium suits her skills well. She is inspired by the work of Joseph Cornell and John Piper and is a devotee of Mr Finch who sews fantastical creatures in a modern way. Ali was born in Cornwall and lives in Suffolk. She exhibits her work on-line on Etsy, or works to commission. 

Email: aliholls248@gmail.co

Ali Hollingsworth

Ali Hollingsworth

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The Wedding Guests Assemblage 22 x 17cms

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Tiny Tot No.9  Assemblage  21 x 27cms

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I truly was a Princess Assemblage 14 x 18cms

Nicki Holt

Nicki Holt

Nicki Holt

Nicki Holt was born in London. She studied Illustration at Harrow School of Art and worked as a freelance illustrator for 17 years. She moved to Suffolk in 1989. Her main focus now is printmaking; sources of inspiration are plants, poetry, twilight, shadows, reflections, odd buildings, and the Suffolk landscape, layering her work with many textures. She makes etchings, collagraphs, relief prints, monoprints and collages which reflect an intense love of nature. She uses imagination to represent something she feels is the darker, mysterious side of the natural world. She has shown work in London and nowadays exhibits regularly in Suffolk.

Email: littlefishy2@gmail.com     Website: nickiholtprints.co.uk

Nicki Holt

Nicki Holt

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Big Sun  Collagraph & Mixed Media 34 x 25cms

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Ash Tree and Sheep  Etching   25 x 29cms

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Lost Balloon  Etching  24.8 x 7cms

Tammany Hunt

Tammany Hunt

Tammany Hunt

 

Tammany is a self taught artist, based in Ipswich. Her practise has evolved through a variety of experimental methods, she is always searching for new inspiration but a fascination with portraiture frequently calls her back. She likes to work quickly, feeling her way around the subject with paint from the outset. Tammany's pieces have settled upon a style that demonstrates a love of strong tonal values and fluid use of oil paint, pulled or pushed across the surface to leave visible yet subtle brush marks.

tammanyhunt@hotmail.co.uk

www.tammanyhunt.weebly.com

Tammany Hunt

Tammany Hunt

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Steph  Oil on Canvas Board  30 x 25cms

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Sunflowers  Oil on Canvas  Board 30 x 25cms

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 Teaspoon  Oil on Panel  15 x 15cms

Pat Jourdan

Pat Jourdan

Pat Jourdan

Pat Jourdan trained for four years at Liverpool School of Art. She usually uses oil paints on board. A former member of the Norwich Twenty Group, she has exhibited widely: Norwich Castle Museum; solo exhibitions - Norwich Assembly House; Maddermarket Theatre. Moving to Galway she had solo exhibitions in the Bank of Ireland Arts Centre, Dublin; Davis Gallery, Dublin; Galway Central Library. Later group exhibitions in Aldeburgh Gallery and Aldeburgh Baptist Chapel. ‘I don’t always know how a painting is going to develop - it has a life of its own, growing through several layer at times. Each one is a surprise.’

Pat is also a prizewinning writer of poetry, short stories and novels.

patjourdan004@gmail.com  

patjourdan.wordpress.com 

Pat Jourdan

Pat Jourdan

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Punks at a Demo  Oil on  board   53 x 71cms

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Delphiniums in the Kitchen  Oil on board   52 x 53cms

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Striped Sheet Landscape   Oil on board    60 x 71cms  

Bridget Lapsley

Bridget Lapsley

Bridget Lapsley

Bridget grew up in Suffolk, spending most of her childhood and schooldays in Ipswich and the surrounding countryside.  She studied at the Ipswich School of Art in the 1960s, when well-known local practising artists such as Colin Moss and Bernard Reynolds were tutors, later completing a 3-D design course at Loughborough College of Art & Design.  Inspired by her surroundings, the Suffolk landscape and shores, the natural world and a love of drawing, she works in a variety of genres and media to capture a moment, a detailed study, a composition or a pattern in a visual and meaningful way.

Email:   b_lapsley@msn.com    Website  www.bridgetlapsley.com

Bridget Lapsley

Bridget Lapsley

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Feeding Pastel 22 x 34cms

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Isle of Harris Mixed media 27 x 38cms

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River Trees 4 Collage 10 x 28cms

Hilary McPherson

Hilary McPherson

Hilary McPherson

Hilary originally studied textile design at Croydon School of Art. She now paints in oils, acrylic, watercolour and pastels, as well as enjoying the immediacy of monotypes. The natural world, landscape, natural objects and still life are favoured subjects. Hilary grows organic flowers on a local community farm which is a vibrant source of inspiration.  

Email: hilly@harriet7.plus.com

Hilary McPherson

Hilary McPherson

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Summer Garden 1   Oil on canvas   30 x 30cms

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Summer Garden 2  Oil on canvas   30 x 30cms

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Summer Garden 1  Oil on canvas   41 x 51cms

Malcolm Moseley

Malcolm Moseley

Malcolm Moseley

Malcolm studied at the Royal College of Art and worked at the Royal Academy of Arts for several years. The works shown here are from a series of watercolours sourcing historical textiles from various museum collections.

Email: moseleymalcolm@yahoo.co.uk
 

Malcolm Moseley

Malcolm Moseley

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No 1  Watercolour   A4

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No 2   Watercolour   A4

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No 3  Watercolour   A4



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